What's On at UWA

Time and place: 15:00 Friday 20 November in MLR1.

Speaker: Stephen Glasby (University of Western Australia)

Title: How big is the Sylow p-subgroup of an irreducible solvable subgroup of GL(d,p^f)?

Abstract: Let G be a subgroup of GL(d,q) with q = p^f, where p is a (...)

This course focuses on model selection techniques for linear and generalised linear regression in two scenarios: when an extensive search of the model space is possible as well as when the dimension is large and either stepwise algorithms or regularization techniques have to be employed to identify (...)

Social research skills are highly sought after in a wide variety of sectors to identify social, organisational and government needs. This course can open up avenues for improving society, developing the wellbeing of communities and working towards solving the world's problems.

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Time and place: 15:00 Friday 27 November in MLR1.

Speaker: Michael Giudici (University of Western Australia)

Title: Classical groups, derangements and primes

Abstract: An elementary result of Jordan shows that every finite transitive group of degree at least two (...)

#GivingTuesday is a movement to celebrate and provide incentives to give. It will culminate with a global day of giving on the first Tuesday of December every year. The idea is to transform how people think about, talk about and participate in the giving season.

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Topics will include Principal Component Analysis, Factor Analysis, Canonical Variate (or Canonical Correlation) Analysis, Discriminant Analysis, Cluster Analysis (...)

Social research skills are highly sought after in a wide variety of sectors to identify social, organisational and government needs. This course can open up avenues for improving society, developing the wellbeing of communities and working towards solving the world's problems.

Find out (...)

Time and place: 11:00 Friday 4 December in Weatherburn LT.

Speaker: Luke Morgan (University of Western Australia)

Title: Semiprimitive Groups: Are they wild or just misunderstood?

Abstract: The class of semiprimitive groups contains the classes of primitive (...)

Is it unethical to conduct studies that are too large or too small? If so, how do we find the right balance based on the available resources? This seminar provides an overview of sample size calculations and demonstrates how to use the free "PS" software to perform simple sample size (...)

In the absence of large, randomised, well-controlled clinical trials (with independent replication) to address every research question we all need to increase our statistical literacy. We are often faced with the need to critically assess grant applications, manuscripts or reports without a (...)

Time and place: 16:00 Friday 29 January in Blakers LT

Speaker: Marcel Fernandez (Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya)

Title: Codes with traceability properties

Abstract: The talk will present codes with traceability properties. These codes are used in digital (...)

Time and place: 16:00 Friday 29 January in Weatherburn LT

Speaker: Sara Zemljic (University of Iceland)

Title: Wiener dimension and Sierpinski graphs

Abstract: Wiener dimension is a relatively new graph invariant closely connected to the Wiener index of graphs. It (...)

Time and place: 11:00 Tuesday 9 February in Weatherburn LT

Speaker: Dillon Mayhew (Victoria University of Wellington)

Title: Finite vs. infinite fields in matroid representation

Abstract: We can think of a matroid as an abstraction of a discrete configuration of (...)

Find out what opportunities are available in management consulting. Six firms will present over 2 days. This is your chance to meet and network with employers.

Presentation/Networking (Mon 22 February):

9.00am-10.30am: McKinsey and Company

10.30am-12.00pm: Bain (...)

Time and place: 11:00 Tuesday 23 February in Blakers LT

Speaker: Alexander Bors (University of Salzburg)

Title: Finite groups with an automorphism inverting, squaring or cubing a non-negligible fraction of elements

Abstract: There are various results in the (...)

Investment banks will be on campus during UWA Careers Fair recruiting for their 2017 graduate programs.

Visit their stand or come along to their presentation to find out more about who they recruit and how to apply.

You don't need to be a Business student, UWA Physics and (...)

You are invited to join many of Australia's leading organisations at the year’s most important free careers event – The Big Meet.

Whether you're looking for graduate employment, a new job, vacation work, an international internship, a gap-year experience, voluntary work, travel (...)

Time and place: 16:00 Friday 4 March in Weatherburn LT

Speaker: Joy Morris (University of Lethbridge)

Title: Automorphisms of circulant graphs

Abstract: Determining the full automorphism group of a graph is a hard problem with a long history. I will discuss some of (...)

Citi are on campus this Tuesday to recruit for their 2017 graduate program.

Not studying Finance? Not a problem. You don’t need to be studying Finance to work at an investment bank. UWA Physics, Mathematics, Economics and other graduates have been hired by investment banks.

Time and place: 16:00 Friday 11 March in Weatherburn LT

Speaker: Binzhou Xia (Peking University)

Title: 2-arc-transitive Cayley graphs of soluble groups

Abstract: Classifying certain classes of 2-arc-transitive graphs has received considerable attention. There have (...)